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forgot:<br />
Socket7/Super7 uses PI and K6/II/III
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forgot:
Socket7/Super7 uses PI and K6/II/III

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And drop in some Cyrix chips as well to round Socket 7 off.
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And drop in some Cyrix chips as well to round Socket 7 off.

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Thank you all for claifiying my confusion.<br />
Jim
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Thank you all for claifiying my confusion.
Jim

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Thank you much. &nbsp; &nbsp;: )<br />
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&gt;&gt;&nbsp;Cyrix chips<br />
How could I forget those? I have a couple of them. &nbsp;: /
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Thank you much.    : )

>> Cyrix chips
How could I forget those? I have a couple of them.  : /

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Hi,<br />
I upgrade Dell desktop PIII (not servers).<br />
<br />
I buy CPU's thru Ebay auctions or Stores.<br />
<br />
I've come across socket A &amp;&nbsp;Socket 370 CPU's.<br />
I've been buying Socket A.<br />
<br />
I would like to know if there is a difference.<br />
<br />
I want to use the OEM MOBO's or replace with an upgrade,<br />
but like to use the older hardware like the PC-100 &amp;&nbsp;PC-133 RAM<br />
collection that I have, plus the lower poweded P/S, etc.<br />
<br />
So constricted to those CPU's for DEll.<br />
I use Re-install M/S CD-ROMs so have to stay with DEll for assurance.<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
Jim<br />
<br />

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Hi,
I upgrade Dell desktop PIII (not servers).

I buy CPU's thru Ebay auctions or Stores.

I've come across socket A & Socket 370 CPU's.
I've been buying Socket A.

I would like to know if there is a difference.

I want to use the OEM MOBO's or replace with an upgrade,
but like to use the older hardware like the PC-100 & PC-133 RAM
collection that I have, plus the lower poweded P/S, etc.

So constricted to those CPU's for DEll.
I use Re-install M/S CD-ROMs so have to stay with DEll for assurance.

Thanks,
Jim



Difference between Intel socket A and socket 370. I'm able to understand links you provide.

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